To The Picture Of A Lady Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFFGHHF| Lady sweet lady I behold thee yet | A |
| With thy pale brow brown eyes and solemn air | B |
| And billowy tresses of thy golden hair | B |
| Which once to see is never to forget | A |
| But for short space I gazed with soul intent | C |
| Upon thee and the limner's art divine | D |
| Meantime poured all thy spirit into mine | D |
| But once I gazed then on my way I went | C |
| And thou art still before me Like a dream | E |
| Of what our soul has loved and lost for ever | F |
| Thy vision dwells with me and though I never | F |
| May be so blest as to behold thee more | G |
| That one short look has stamped thee in my heart | H |
| Of my intensest life a living part | H |
| Which time and death shall never triumph o'er | F |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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